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. 2016 Nov 9;37(6):636–675. doi: 10.1210/er.2016-1101

Table 1.

Genes Implicated in Cases of CPHD Can Present With Other Clinical Phenotypes

Gene Phenotypesa
Craniofacialb Pituitaryc Peripheral Tissuesd
ARNT2 Brain, eye CPHD Kidney, urinary tract
BMP4 Eye, craniofacial, cleft lip, palate, spina bifida aperta CPHD Renal hypodysplasia, hypospadias, polydactyly
CDON HPE (CPHD) None
CHD7 Eye, craniofacial CPHD None
FGF8 SOD, KS: anosmia HHe CPHD IGHD Vacterl, hypospadia
FGFR1 Pfeiffer, Hartsfield, Jackson-Weiss syndromes CPHD None
GLI2 HPE, cleft lip, palate HH CPHD IGHD Polydactyly, cryptorchidism
GLI3 Pallister Hall syndrome, hypothalamic hamartoma, Greig cephalopolysyndactyly CPHD IGHD Skeletal, polydactyly
GPR161 None (CPHD) (IGHD) None
HESX1 SOD CPHD IGHD None
HHIP HPE (CPHD) None
HNRNPU Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, CNS, epilepsy, intellectual disability (CPHD) None
IGSF1 None CPHD, TSH only Macro-orchidism
LHX3 Hearing CPHD Skeletal
LHX4 None CPHD None
OTX2 Eye, craniofacial CPHD IGHD None
PAX6 Eye CPHD None
PNPLA6 Spastic paraplegia, Leber congenital amaurosis and other syndromes, eye, craniofacial HH CPHD Muscle wasting
POLR3A Hypomyelination, hypodontia HH (IGHD) None
POU1F1 None CPHD IGHD None
PROKR2 KS: anosmia HH (CPHD) (IGHD) Hirschsprung disease
PROP1 None CPHD None
RBM28 Alopecia, neurological defects, intellectual disability, tooth defects (CPHD) None
SHH HPE, eye, dental anomalies (CPHD) None
SOX2 Eye, dental anomalies, hearing impairment HH CPHD Micropenis
SOX3 Intellectual disability, abnormal facial features, speech difficulties, retrognathia, hearing impairment HH CPHD IGHD Sex reversal, digital anomalies, micropenis
TCF7L1 SOD CPHD None
TGIF1 HPE CPHD None
WDR11 Cleft palate, hearing, brain and dental abnormalities, KS: anosmia HH (CPHD) None
ZSWIM6 Acromelic frontonasal dysostosis, brain CPHD Skeletal, cryptorchidism
a

Phenotypes listed represent the range of symptoms reported in various individuals. The pituitary hormone deficiency and associated craniofacial and peripheral tissue phenotypes can vary and/or be absent.

b

Craniofacial refers to all aspects of head development except the pituitary, which is listed separately.

c

The parentheses indicate need for additional evidence or patient examples to add certainty to the role of the gene with the indicated pituitary phenotype.

d

Peripheral tissue phenotypes are listed, except for those that are secondary to the pituitary hormone deficiencies.

e

The HH can be of hypothalamic or pituitary origin. Cases were arbitrarily assigned to the pituitary category for simplicity.